warm wflw‘wswmm
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4 l ’ “‘ '
W in”: BE” BOYS ovgg‘ FOB SALE-HOUSEHOLD FURNI-I 10 LE
)1 yeah, or age. Appl)‘ at once. Ila-him; WV. .9‘5 W3. 0“. 0‘“ with all conveniences for light house'
:20 It Ionics. anal-.11 m m at keeping. ll Haviiand street. South
- 11' Main street, Norwalk, over Butler Norwailr.
‘hwkemo Hotel.
A___,'..o_.__.._———
WANTED—HANDY MAN AROUND
kitchen, 835 per month, room and
bond. Apply Mahackemo Hotel. 529 It;
i
wmeo+2 GIRLS OVER
ca .1 “t W W H
.. uni-=4
SI ore.
FOR SALE—4501‘“)
191i model. firet class
” Clasif'ed "J’mm’q'mfi
V * m _. u.
s l .. . C C O O I II I
Advertisements sanctum
humm
RUNABOU'J‘.'pim 1825.
condition. .V
17 Will exchange ‘tor a Ford touring:
.iv—«W .7 .1. .~; via Rita- «w
0
V Nam;
«w...—
l
to LII
r—ruanrsnoo V Rooms. 1..
O“
lids Frederic Starr oi Bridgman
Reed of Fairlield avenue.
lire. Thm Guyer of Union street
was the guest of friends and relatives
SINGLE . GARAGE.?in Danbury fraud-av.
520 iii
Miss Mary 1". Smith of Newtown ave-
To LET-LARGE FURNISHED allele publisher flew. Mrs. Johnson.
:20 3t-
h.-.. -
TO LET—~A
years of age to act an elevator run- £311 Must be in first class condition. room, bright and Willi- “ Chestnut in momma.
11915 and switchboard operators. Ap-
piv at once. Mahackemo Hotel. 520 3tV
warned-A COMPETENT coon. res nhrly level. well truited. 36d! Centrally located.
1.9 washing. Apply to Mrs. John car-‘buildings. immediate possession. starlight. No.
:500 terms. 16 acres buildings. 81,600.33 doors front Wall street. Rent reu-
g‘go 3; D. Hull, 91 Washington street. 519 3t somble,
l
anagh. East Norwalk. Phone 508.
WANTED—HOW WOULD
The kind that you Would not be satis-
fied to leave the table until you have
Helene last bite ”neat to the bone."
you know? We serve no "board" or
‘boul-ds" here! We serve food!
t‘icacent Tol'iuce. Telephone 1822.
Quick advancement and employment
I
i
nutter Co.
WANTED __ NIGHT wn'l‘c‘HMAN;°°"“'s' charges, paid out, detail roll Wm. 11. Bylngton. Gazette Building.‘
u:Norwalk,Ct. 516 ‘
518 st clerks. Reasonable. Call 257 Flat Hill;
___iRo:ld, South Norwaik.
WANTED—FROM MONDAY. - sup-ll "
good-wages, Jonas & Nunrnhurg. inc..,
Spring street
.tc'ntber 23rd. two furnished rooms.
completely Nrnislted for light house-l
l
YOU“
i
s t
llife‘s’sile 34 by 4.
women—6131.8 AND wounn‘fimight mo and two are clinchels.V
' to finish tires. Night shift in uteri. ”9- 6 Bridge Street, East Nor-wall“ TO LET—HOME FOR LEASE. ON'
permanent. Apply Not-walk Tire unlit
Phone 1793-2 after 5 p. In.
:20 31: street. South Norwalk.
$20 3“ "'
FOB SALEv—RIDGE FARM. 50 AC
$300 worth. Purchaser
here. Immediate possession.
FOR BALE—$1.000 BUYS GOOD, TO LET’FURXiSHED. 1 LARGE.
“monotone“ mod" for your meals? paying grocery business. Norwaikfll‘roat bed room. with bath, in private: m’" Bacardi”! of the ledmm‘dangerous temper. The executlo- ut~
Will throw in all‘ the store fixtures. family. Y
can do fine, Main atreet, city.
Address;
"-r—w-
TO LET-FURNISHED
l Mr. and Mra. A. 1. Damon and our
ROOMS. ily leave tomorrow for a pleasant vaca‘
Inquire second ltion in Athmic City.
Wattlr street, Norwalk.
9
d
, Mics Leila Crompton 0! New York
its spending a few dlys at her home in
189]“ avenue.
l
48 South store I! onloylu a vacating.
all 3:;
Suitable for two.
--q—.
'. l , ~ . y .
P. 0. box 543 South Nonalk. 319 (it. To LET—FURNISHED ROOMS. a visitor ll bewark. .\. J.
.---~..—.—._
FOR GALE—SIX AUTOMOBILEner and bath. Alao use of the fete
Four tire: aroiphone. Tel. 1423-8
Feldman.
FOR
BALE—NATIONAL CASH
register from 1c to :9. Record on ac-
and check. Can be operated by
_ ~_-..-.,. _~.-.._
FOR sALE—rohmm auronoéE‘“ N‘”‘"‘"‘~ ‘ mm ‘W‘mn‘
bile. seating five, 1910, perfect order'fhapel St. Inquire 64 South Main Shllined tip tlt’tctin on twenty mo
ikoepingnbdlireu Capt. Harry ”(already to go, for sale cheap. Merrill.
loan. care. Howard
Norwalk.
WANTED~GIRL. APPLY TO MAN-
' lot of ground to 150 511 i '
rigor-United Butter c; ESE Co. 90‘" x ' lai'enuea ~- ~
“S “East Not-walk for either Stutz. Nation. TO LET 3 R00“
Washington street.
al. Buick or Mercer touring car, if
. v . ult'f . .
WANTED*.ALIA AROU‘xD HAT';:‘ SI led ‘Ogld add Cash. Addresb. box . “(:e of Old \ve“ Cigar C0-
,to. to work in renovating plant. Good! ‘ " care entinel. 5“ 1m ,._____ _._.____.m
wages to right party. Perfection Half
Works. 121 Clienungo street. Bing-i
llailtpton, N. Y. i
WANTED~-20 ,(‘AR
government work; For rent, iiinglc
garage, $3 per month. Wilson 92 Wall
street. Norivulk. Conn.
_ W...__.__.___. » _ i g _, . three men, their disguise belilg-l'xt‘el—
WANTEDwWAl’I‘HR MAN. my; BUSIFEBB NOTICES . w... ESTATE “M93 V '1'"”- ib'l'gv Ingrid.“ ml Hi0 guns were
2." 1 month. Cull nt (liven'u Silllllill"i , | ._.. _ . . . V o .lescr e 3“ Pug “M" nine inches
1...: ‘q...-.~..r.... .m r. “'0 . ”in": A" m... M W Firemen i......... 0.... of ”i- we mt...
. t : impaired, Bricks and grutcs set in on Ch ' §"l im- up. boyu. and “011.1 bi“ 10";
WANTED-\\'()\1EV CAN EARN short notice. lit the lowcsl‘ priccsq .n“ or 90“ wag” and M' about it."
as much no men by learning to make lloth's ('i'ocltcry Store. 28 Ely ave-i vanccment m. men b"""" ‘ "l“ 3-9" : nine of the i‘luh'llll‘ll thought it was
shoe: in the various branchcs by c;ill- nue 34 1m ' fl "0M0” “d “My i... run 0 a little by-play and did “01 hurry and -
lng’ on‘rl Jacob u Sons shoe. umnu— ' luood Phyllfl' conditlon. AFN N. v.5 M iv incline? ml 101w. rile ll'lo_ llO“(:6.57x, 7:1“, 7:5”. lizzix. szbtix. 9:241.
'. . ' . , ; ""‘ __....._ "" I N. H. a H. p . ever. begun o c use iil illlti ttiprod tliz-
“Clumsv 13‘3”“ “W“‘w- M”““1‘g‘m PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING, E E REC-:N‘LS' ,t N H Vsltiw ones with their guns. and the
ldecornting. painter’s supplies; walli ' ' ‘ Jp " cw aven. iiueu‘werc soon lined tip with their
WANTED <TPO\'G Gilli (‘AN’ , paper. up-todate styles lowest prices ; :1- D- Mil-LE". SUP L. Wfle'blfl'Y. illflllds lintl Ill‘lllil elevated. One of tho
'3 a l l . ' '_ l . . 1 ~ ”A.
,get a good steady position tilkltli'; Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-. 'A' WTCHEEJ" Sup g" Hartfoerd. {fiber 12;)“113:“:l‘ixlllrut‘lll’l‘ll‘l ll-lllele“
“'3'." Off‘ma‘ room. BJfiObg £5.30”. solicited. Tn" 400' AlexanderV —_‘ ~ 0 . M . lbthc: hfiltling ii Kiln. (‘uull midl Jllwei.
Son. flgi'a'l‘llmumcmmm’ ‘3 113%? White. 61 1‘: El? avenue. f [EGAl N0"C[ . ry were collected Some of the men
nuc. ' . I l , “did not want to give up vvutclies. tuiyJ
WANTED-JULY AT THE KERR-i Union Parcel Delimy- ”“8” ’-V ~ V“ ””‘V ”T” 3"" 3".” from “w".
Durnin Fur Co.. Woodward avenue. VFiallerty, proprietor. Trucking. Long. NOT'CE gfifll‘jif’fni‘33:.d“:§'o‘,,"u::pkl§flf‘kg.
316 Vt. distanie hauling. “Km and heavy. l‘istl-ict of Nol‘wulk. SS. l‘mbate‘ W‘Clfllly ”1080 “110 “um“ ”‘9 mother
,.WANTED — EMBROIDERERS 0N,
fine georgettc waists to work at
home. Good pay and steady work all
year. Roth's Crockery Store, 23 ElyV
avenue. sl 12t
WANTED—U. S. GOVERNMENT
wants liclp immediately. Mon. women.
t
Finch. South ;
918 all
i .
Wilton, Conn. Phone 47-2 Wilton.
317 3t
FOR SALE-01!
EXCHANGEJGFm-e street, or tcleplibne 1851-17.
FOR SALE-SOME CHOICE YOUNG
C
horns, bred from winners,
ere; Prices 'rcnnonnlllt‘ '10? quality.
Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland ave:
nlic. Phone 1036.
trucking. othce telephonel 1681. 800
House connection.
I
[well heated. electric lights, hot wow
i m
‘ l
. 1‘
‘the Green. Norwalk. 10 rooms. 4 bed
- , - r 1
. ‘l t E9195 1
grooms, partially furnished. 1.: acre .
lawn and garden. Large open fire '
;places, electric lillltl. no, and ”MVVBMHDHUD'NlaIthaBer-
’
wd
i
,ern improvement; Willaall if desiredi
Kim-martian 0m 52,000
. TO LET-A STORE AND 2 Fii‘lfii V '
Lroom apartments 20? East Wash. suit with he“ mm“ under
it handtkerv
0 gtliiet's and with guns in the
it against
.a wall in the main mom of the Silver
, _ ‘ ____V Lake (‘lub-uousc. on the
’ TO LET—3 noous AT 96 TAY- ”will“: at 1’9“” ‘0'"! line. early to-
, day. robbed them ofabout 31.500 in
.lor alenue. inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16! “an and ”bum $800 worth of perm“!
iirinkets, such as watches and rings.
Constable \V. ll. (llbnoy. tit let-1m.
HOUSE, 62 came here to discuss the incident with
Woodward avenufi Rent ‘30 per t‘hlcf Bowen. as complaint had been
Tel. 60.
an
Elnontll. For particulars inquire at of-. hid ‘" that town, while “I "‘9 men
tare supposed to belong to Meriden.
.The gunmen and the clublnen remain
, "‘M"“"'linidcnlifiiid. Three automobiles, be
FOR SALE"DWELU3G 1N 30- longing to men ht’eld up. were disabled
ockerels. Single comb “'hlfi ch- Norwullt. Wcll locutcd. Rill‘lh‘nlt‘lli to us they stood outside the club-house, with ”u. short “Mr...“ active buyers.
Storra, church, school and ll. 11. Within.
..._- —....._—__.-.. - -—--‘ Conn. single comb Rh‘ode island Reds, mo
pEN'rpms {comm-ca from lit-My full and winter lay-i
to house, with all improrelllohlni came.
Tl ' ”'11“ ‘ -
Gardth. Price 32500. For-particulars I 19 story as lcl id to the conrta
p . blc was illilt the lite-n wcrt- busily dis-
Ask John T. Hayes
'cunslni: their questionnaires 'in tho
No. 7 Main St. Nmik
club-house main room when there was
.11 knock at the door. in wnlkcd the
, plen. ()ne nlan (lroppcd his watch into
(port. September 1‘). A. 11. 1918. his trousers. but he mm 5....“ and mu
Whereas.
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1
Mrs. William Miller of Elmd is
(day. Belief that the Steel conference.
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[in TOWH'WM.TIMl'“”m5 fostered purchaser
. g. .
MERIDW. nee 3‘20.»th “mm'
ir ilnndifiwr known specialties. notably Burns’
Hartilord l
{preventing pursuit when opportunity,
1"“: iaays), 10:07:.
i
written application has
Any person having heavy Khaki been made 1" “”5 €011" for adminis-
yarn bought it Miss Mallcttc's. Smith tratlon ”f ”‘L‘ estate or John Downcy.
Norwulk, to sell, communicate with late “f North/nth, in said district, do
Mrs. James Dooling, R. 1).. 35 West- ““99“, “'“O died more than ten years
no“, Conn. lbefore the date of said application. ‘
W ____...__...l Ordcrod. That said implication be
tiered to step out 01' line. When he
did this the wutch slipped down hi;
trouser leg and was taken. When till
the men had been searched the trio}
hacked to the door. made some joking;
remarks and Glen slipped out and dis-
WJON MINT
me he- h. no.)
then he died without recovering cou-
m
|
Strange to any, there m h
bruins on the “'3 body and no an.
the W beau internal, WP
ly around the kidneys.
Dr. S. H. W" W] ml-
i
M. www.mmmorhgvlb-m nun this cityth'umonhaaud
vital the none at the accident. The held a preliminary hearing on the
. .faete ascertained by in: will be M at W Stevens, the eight-
year-old non of Mr. and Ira-Charles
11'. Stevens, of Paul: avenue, Danbnry.
‘Young Stevens met his death. Wednes-
the “at other um, Mu.“'im ceptiually My habits, bad =beea‘day afternoon. in front of hie home.
employed by the Norwalk Tire l: Rob: in Danbury, when be ten from his bi-
loer Company until the recent 1ayoi!,lcy(-le in avoiding an automobile. driv-
and then with the straet depot-uncut on by Mumford T. Bagley, of this city?
be secured work at Wilson Point,'and died shortly afterwards. at his
'home.
abnuaht out. at the m cat. 5
Louver Lane Family.
McGovern. who was a man of ex-
until
only a short time since.
He leaves a large family. includingl
this wife. and three young children, d!
{six stepchildren, named O'Hara.
eldest being now at
.Franoe.
i
eat trucking arms in New York city;
and. perennially. tilled many big con-
,tructa, including the delivery of the'
immense meteor that occupies so
l prominent a part in the entrance hall
lot the Mpseum ol’ Natural History. in
i Central Park. and he also removed the
body of the elephant. “Big Tom," who
.wal put to death in the Park Zoo.
ssome years ago, after developing- a,
l
~tructed widespread newspapers. atten-i
l lion.
Arrangements for the funeral have
,nol been completed.
TODAY 1‘ WALL INST.
i
WALL STREET, 10:30 a. air—Steele
.the opening of the Stock Market to-
and equipments resumed leadership at
at Weshlngtonfivould result in an up-
ward revision in prices was the on.
llensible cause for the buying of U. 5.
{Steel, which advanced nearly a point.
iinlpcnding large orders for equip-
of Baldwin
Locomotive, and American Car at out)
Lstuntiul ilnprovullont. Recent favor.
rites. an oileand shipping. were rele-
l
‘Rllt‘d to the background. but there
1'“ increased inquiry for several les-
,llrothers. (.‘anadiuo Pacific advanced
1 1-4 polite.
WALL STREET. Noon.»TAccumula-
{live evidence, reflected in the growing
scarcity of stocks at current prices,
that the recent selling had run its
li.t)|ll‘dt‘, afforded opportunity for the
limit forces during the morning. \‘i'llilc
{buying of the railroads was of a limit-
ed character, owing to a disposition
to await further dovclopment in con-
nection with Government control con-
tracts. \‘arioua iarues moved forward
eliiurtly. Numerous ipeclultiei' ornith-
lislied advances (it one to two points.
WALL STREET. 1-30 p. m.——Stock
Vlli‘lt‘l‘fi wcl'c wollvnlalntnlned in tho
l‘lil'l)‘ attcrmmn. (‘hir’t interest cenv
tert‘d lll :l t-tcndy dro.‘ in Liberty
Bond quotations. holders selling: pre-
Exd-hation Into Accident
by Samuel L. Weed, of 65 Wall street,
e and. at the time of the fatality. Mrs.
the front in! Samuel L .Weed, Miss Edith Weed and
flies Weed’e governess. Mics Peters.
Before 00mins to Norualk McGov-lwere occupants of the car and were
,9"! "was employed by one of the lam-returning to Norwalk. No blame is
sumably to proper" for subscriptions
to' the forthcoming lmin.
N. 'Y..' N. 11. a H. mm rA'uLn
i In Effect. June 16. 1918
‘soum NORWALK TO NEW vo K
A. iii.~i:i7x. 5:27x. 5:491. 6:
0:39. 10:33:: 10:52:.
i r. M.~12:03x. 12" .,
f
.0-
(Stamford
lcniy).1:09x, 1:33x, 3:1:x. «32:. 5.2731,
5:46. 6:021. 6:261. 6:47 (Stamford on
.11). 7:02x. 8206):. 9220 (except Satur
Sundayl.
A. M.—~12:3ix. 5:27; 514911,
in:19x. 10:33x. 12:03x.
I r. M.» :09x. 2:4lx. 3121:. 1:32;:
15:46. 6:02 .7:02x. 7:12x, 7:45x. 7:57x
820611, 10.07x. 10:40.
.NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.--4:10x. 5:30. 6:34.
v8251x. 9:15x. 9:15x. 10:50x
P. ”-4103," 1224511. 1:06. 1:03
(Suturtray only). 1:35 (Saturday only).
‘lefix, 2:57. 3:30x. 3:571. 4:131: (except
Saturdays). 4:23. 5:13x. 5:29. fiOOx.
6:03x, 8:10x. 11:15x. 11:45x.
Sundays.
8:59,
8200):.
18 or over. $100 month. List positions. ’ LOST
free. Franklin Institute. ’Dept. 23G.‘
LOST—1N JITNEY BET\VEEN
Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED-GIRLS AND BOYS. ”So. Norwallt and Danbury station.
years and older in mailing and prillt‘Norwalk, Wednesday evening. Sept.
ing dept. COM 91‘.“ Chance to" ad- 18, a velvet bag containing eve glass-
vancelnent. Murphy Mfg. Co.. Enst‘es and bunch of keys. Return to Sen
. 1 t a o ‘
“9““9' s G__6_ tinel office and receive reward. 520,3t
“heard and determined at the Probate
Office. in Norwalk. on the 20th day:
,1
TARY DRILL
.._. FOR CLASS A MEN
WANTED—KITCHEN MAN. my -—
$25 a month. Call at Given‘s Sanitar-V The Local Exemption Board has sent
tum. Stamford. . 516 (it cut questionnaires to all registered
_ __ __ m-.. men in District 14. that reside-1n East
Norwalk, Wilton, New Canaan and
Darien. and expect to complete the en-
!tire list by next Tuesday.
WANTED—USEFUL MAN. PAY
$25 a month. Call at Given’s Sanitar- RIILI
ium. Stamford. 816 tit ». ’
fi‘SARINA Burnt-no
TO DEATH, REPORT .
Tononoon SAYS
.....- l
. ithe Norwalk Armory. next Friday
[Continued from First PM” .evenlng. Sept. 27th. with a number of
the emcers of the local Home Guard
Battalion. and invites all from the 14th
well under way. Major Edward P.
report, and ,held prisonm in a real.
dence. They wer'mihm only a few
days when a mob oi Bolshevlki nt-
taclted the house. The women barri-
caded the door and the home wad not
iii-Ire. All the .r. g
”a i)‘ one u the house
arrangements for the enrollment of all
who wlah prellmlnary military cerv-
Ice, before being called for active nerv-
lce. may be completed.
. .
There haw been Inn to
the tale of the lino-tan, 933533
in “More. A Ian-loo autumn
it reported that who and
her tour Mm he been harden-d
by the m. 'lhlu neat Ian
“an“ a M “I “It by It. We
' W
.mH-‘uw _. w- “.1...“
. magi-hop.
mimic. in, .
I“
,.
Now that the actual classification i811
Diyioiou, who recently registered. pill“.
tlcularly those between the ages of 19 I...
and 36 yearn, to meet him there. when on
i
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i
I.
l
Weed announces that he will be at smash
o
l
‘fore said [10.7 of hearing.
(rounded before leaving Rldlebeld.
of September. 1918. at 9 o‘clock. fore-E
noon: and tllaf’pnblic notice thereof;
be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in
a newspapci~ having a circulation in
said district. at least five days Do-
i
HENRY \\'. GREGORY. '
Judge.
. ......._.._... _. .._.__. fi—r
U. s. AIRPLANE LOST H
IN CLOUDS, SMASHES i
N RIDGEFIELD"
(Continued from Flrét Page).-.
ed. the hood was bent. exposing-
the engine. a: l2~cylinder Liberty mc-‘
tor. The running gear was demolish-
edmburied |n_the soft earth. ThBllOW’
er part of the u‘lngtwuu smashed.
The machine. which was from the
my aviation field at ltflrlneola, L. 1..
me down at 11:30. The aviator had
been circling over the borough for
some time. apparently uncertain of
life location. He started off in thedl-i
notion of Levi-bore, N. Y. but .de-V
To ward the machine from the in-
rurnloo- of too curious upectatun‘
union the several people wbuuumfl
ed. employee on the Bradley place
were preued into lei-vice by the air-
on Hm m was twill-Mr
m i
h:
"“’”"““’“' ________ I 1.. M.-6:00, 11:00:. 9.00:. mu,
_’ 10:03:. 10:5ox.
NORWALKERS SEE r. M.-—12:1o. 1:03x. 1:5lx. 3:35;,
5:02 5:251. 6200:. 7:05x. 13:10:. 3:23.
AIRPLANE ACCIDENTi‘szoo}. 10:00:. 11:15:. 11545:.
. "” SOUTH NORWALK 'TO NEW
Dr. James C. Newkil'k. with a party ‘ HAVEN.
of friends, motored to Pencil Lake. A. M.—12:26x. 12:58:. 5:37, 6:07
yesterday afternoon. and. oil their re.i7:15.-9:19x. 10:22x. 11:58:.
turn. through the Lewlsboro district,’ P. M.—-1:20. 2:20 (Bridgepo t only
witnessed the airplane accident. tie. Saturday only), 2:41 (Bridgepo tonly,
scribed in detail elsewhere in [his pa.- . Saturdays). 2:47 (Bridgeport. except!
per. Dr. Newkirk had quite a longtsnurdays). 3:27x, 4:28. 5:19. 6:11.|
conversation with one of the omcel'sisib'l. 7:09x. 7:32 (Bridgeport only).
in the ’plune. who stated that the tron-i 9:25!-
ble was caused when an attempt to|
Sundays.
land was made. and. what appeared to loAigMil—fixfllxislgxfl. 7:43. 9119!.
be a “mess dump 0f mhes’ m him-42:16}. 3:05x. 4:42x. 21:33:;
reality concealed a stoutetone fence.
' An army truck from the Mineola
flying field arrived before the party
left. and made arrangements to carry
8:48. 7:98:13 8:28. 9:25x‘ 10:10!
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH
' NORWALK. “
, . . ' . . _ A. M.-—12:25x, 4:10x. 4:53x. 5:50.
tho: injuled airship back to Iills quart 6:50. 8205:. 8:30, 9:4”. 11:00. _
er" ' B Pru—uzirx. 3:42: 4:35, 5:13: -
. , , :323. 5:37. 6:11x;9: 1.
FIRST QUESTIONNAIRE 10 87‘3" 7 55 8 30:.
' A.M.~—4:x.:x:,:‘
RETURNEDTOBOARD 9.... n... .
P.‘M.——12:17!,'1‘.55x. 2:33;. szlox.
4:35,.‘52133. 6:11x. 7:051. 9:161. ":85‘.'
11:401. 1
scum NORWALK To mnwnv;
A. 14:13. 8:27, 9:5”. .
P. Ii.-1:21. 1:513. 2:48 (Saturdays:
only). 4:801. 5:21 (except Saturdays) .
John J. Kubovlc. of East. Nor-walk.
wattfi'e ilretregistrant in the recent,
18 to .46 clasu to return his question-
naire. which avas- mailed him on Wed]
nudity morning. and the poalmark on
hie return was dated at 2 o'clock of
the afternoon of the same day. Thisl 6:25.
is the only return yet received by the” Italian. 1.
. l Exam lion Board A. ll.-I:8|. 10:20:. ’
1.: c. p r. w—ars. 1:». l
omen" To eouvu NOIVIALKV
A. 8.4:”. Izfi‘lmi. 10:0".
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